So if one gets damaged you can just heat it up so the bond breaks, lift it out and replace it.

You have to know the local market and the properties themselves to be able to tell what is an apples to apples comp and what is apples to oranges, which is really hard or impossible to do virtually. 

Hi @Drew Corwin     You can utilize a website like Investor Lift to aggregate off-market deals.

Don't let the loud headlines of the few bad apples ruin it for you. 

Examples of this would be like International Business Machines that became IBM or Apple Computers that became Apple.

How ‘bout them apples?

They get defeated in a few years.. get tired of dumping money into a home only to have the tenant trash it once again.. and then they dump them to the local wholesaler and the cycle continues.. thats the reality.Now I like your thought about pride of ownership.. and where i See that is on some blocks in south side chicago.. and we know that can be a rough and tumble area.. but you will see big signs at the corner of the block announcing a homeowner or resident association and those blocks are very nice.. it takes the residents themselves to lift up the area. 

We deal with this on a daily basis, clients aren't always comparing apples to apples. 

I don't know your area, but in my area, there is a big flood zone area that had FEMA assisted insurance that was just lifted, so now all people must provide their own flood insurance and it's costing up to $4000 a year.

Apple.com.AuntieJamaima sells her iPhones for $49.99  while friggin apple, how dare they, sells their iPhones for $997.99.My question to you is this.